A Glossary of the Words And Phrases Pertaining to the Dialect of Cumberland
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S3. Eel- weed, ne., nw., sw. (eel-weed) — Applied to the long trailing stems of SoMuiiculus fluitans. Eely- BED is applied to the entire mass of weed growth in a river, and this may include Han. fluitam, B. aquatilis, and other varieties of water crowfoot ; Myriophyllwmpota- mogeton. Water Star worts and Pond- weeds, etc. w.h. Eem. Obs. — Leisure. To spare time, Beookett. Een, G. (een) — Byes. A gay lang nwose at wasn't set varra fair atween t' ee'n. Gibson — Joe and the Geologist, p. 1, line 1...4. Eever. Obs. — A quarter of the heavens. Efter, G. (ef.tthu'R')— After ; also with an ellipsis of the verb to go. " EFTER't min an' git hod on 't." " He's gettin into my pocket." — " And I EFTEE it." Sullivan, p. 99. Draw ma, we'l run eftee tha. Dickinson — Song of Solomon. Ch. I., v. 4. Efter a bit, g. — After a while. Eftee a bit, whea sud we see bit greit Joe Thompson. EioHAEDSON, 1st. p. 21, line 4 Efter fetches, g. (fech.iz)— After- thoughts -or actions. Efter teemsings, E.
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